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x�soLVTION#�2- �a A RES�LUTION TO REMOVE A CERTAIN TRACT OF REAL PR�PERTY FROM THE HALL COUNTY ZNDUSTRIAL TRACT WHEREAS, NEB. REV. S�'AT § 13-1121 provides for the periodic review of real praperty designated as county industrial tract; and WHEREAS, pursuant to N�s. R�v. STA�' § 13-1121, the City of Grand Island requested the County of Hall to conduct a review of its industrial tracts; and WHEREAS, in March, 2012, the Hall County Board of Supervisors conducted such a review; and WHEREAS,as the result of said review,the Hall County Board of Supervisors determined that there was a probleria with one of the tracts of real property designated as Hall County Industrial Tract; and WHEREAS, as a further result of said review, and following notice to the public and all interested parties as required by lavv,the Hall County Board of Supervisors conducted a public heaa-i�ng on the suitability of a tract of real property owned by Mike O'Neill and June O'Neil1 for industrial tract designation; and WH�REAS,following the aforesaid public hearing held on 7une 5,2012,the Hall County Board of Supervisors determined that the tract of real property o�vned by Mike �'Neill and June 0'Neill should be removed frozn its designation as an indust�al tract area. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following described real property of Mike O'Neill and June O'Neill should be and hereby is removed from the Hall Counry Industrial Tract,to wit: A tract o�land comprising a part of Block Nine (9), South Park, (now vacated) and part of vacated Washington Street, all in the SW1/4NE1/4 of Section Twenty Oz�e (21),Township Eleven(11)North, Range Nine (9) West of the 6th P.M. in Grand Island, Hall County,Nebraska, mare particularly described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner af said Block Nine (9): thence northerly along the westerly line of said Block Nine (9), a distance of Two and Ninety Two Hundredth.s (2.92) feet to the southerly line of the Burlington Nortk�ern Railroad: thence northeasterly along the are of a curve whose radius is 967.43 feet (the long chord of which deflects right 76 degz-ees 33'16" from the last described course), and along said railroad ri.ght-nf-way line a lang chord distance of Oz�e Hundred Seventeen and Seventy Five Hundredths (117.75) feet: thence de£lecting left 03 degrees 09' S1"frozxi the long chord of last described cuzve and running northeasterly along said railroad right-of-way line, a distance of One Hundred Ninety Seven and Seventy Two Hundredths (197.72) feet to the centerline of vacated Washiztgton Street; then southerly along said centerline, a distance of Eighty Eight and Ninety k'our Hundredths (88.94) feet to the Northerly Line of Phoeni.x Avenue; then westerly along th��.ortherly line o�said Phoenix Avenue, a distance af Three Hundred Three and Eighty Five Hundredths (303.85) feet to the place of begiztning and containing 0.263 acres m.ore or less.